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[RogerB]

Isn't is amazing how we have 2 themes intertwined on the same thread. I will be able to use this as an example of men multi-tasking when I am next challenged.

[RogerB]

O.......M.......G!!!!

This trail is even more dangerous than one mentioned..

http://www.joe-ks.com/archives_mar20...onTeahouse.htm

O.M.G. . Those staples haven't been banged in properly. Someone could hurt their toe on one of them.

[oldboots]

I will be able to use this as an example of men multi-tasking when I am next challenged.

youtube and multi-tasking men....hmm only one clip for that I think

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_wrS...eature=related

[Maldenman]

Hmm, I reckon I'd draw the line at that one!

[Eddie86]

Still needs some background music and polishing but it's a start!

[RogerB]

Still needs some background music and polishing but it's a start!

Crikey, I could almost do a review based on that. Let's see...

A bit dead for a Saturday night, no-one serving behind the bar....

[Conrad]

Crikey, I could almost do a review based on that. Let's see...

A bit dead for a Saturday night, no-one serving behind the bar....

Now that's just cruel

[aleandhearty]

Can't let you footie fans have all your own way. Have a look at Jason Robinson scoring against France in 2001. His acceleration and changes of direction were legendary. From a fairly innocuous looking floated pass he just steps of his right foot and cuts throught the French back line like a knife through butter. God, I wish he was still playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMKV-qhNPso

[RogerB]

Here's one for the music fans - Battle of the Album Covers - not one for the kids!!

http://www.makeyougohmm.com/20061127/3991/

[aleandhearty]

I would be on my hands and knees for most of it and to do it clutching a video recorder while springing over the gaps like a gazelle on heat, balancing on the rail where the path has disappeared, er, no thanks. There are times where I am expecting the path to crumble underfoot and send him down to certain death.

I watched that on our laptop at the dining room table and felt as though I was going to fall off my chair! I have bad, really BAD vertigo. It's funny you mention crawling on your hands and knees, because the last time I went up anything of any height, Strasbourg cathedral, I had to do that to get back to the staircase, much to the amusement of Mrs a&h and friends.

youtube and multi-tasking men....hmm only one clip for that I think

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_wrS...eature=related

A bonafide classic. Will certainly be forwarding that to a few people! (Along with Roger's).